Caffeine consumption among expectant or new mothers does not appear to affect the nighttime sleeping habits of their newborns, new Brazilian research indicates.
Recently announced research indicates the addition of caffeine to sugar-sweetened, carbonated beverages likely teaches young people to prefer those drinks.
Tea lovers out there will be pleased to know a new study has proven that drinking four to six mugs a day is just as good as drinking a liter of water when it comes to keeping the body hydrated.
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